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==Combed Thunderclap's Example==
In [[Combed_Thunderclap|Combed Thunderclap]]'s [[Library_of_Babel#Message_5:_To_Begin|Library of Babel]] update on 30th October 2006 we were given a method of decoding a string of numbers using a series of book titles and their authors.

The update gave the following books:
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Hamlet- William Shakespeare<br>
The Wonderful O - James Thurber<br>
The Library of Babel - Jorge Luis Borges<br>
History of the Land Called Uqbar - Silas Haslam<br>
Papillon - Henri Charriere<br>
Oh Whistle and I’ll Come to you my Lad - Montague Rhodes James<br>
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If you remove all spaces and punctuation, you get the grid given by [[Combed_Thunderclap|Combed Thunderclap]]:
 HamletWilliamShakespeareThewonderfulOJamesThurberT
 helibraryofbabelJorgeLuisBorgesHistoryofthelandcal
 ledUqbarSilasHaslamPapillonHenriCharriereOhwhistle
 andIllcometoyoumyladMontagueRhodesJames

Counting the characters and picking the ones given by the numbers gives:
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N(127) O(77) W(28) B(64) E(160) G(176) I(11) N(30)
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ie:
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Now Begin
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